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Walk Up Wednesdays: Drop-in Art Making Workshop

The Sisters, Ernest Crichlow, 1979

Ages:
All ages
Cost:
Free
  • About This Program

    Don’t miss our final drop-in art workshop inspired by A Woman’s Work. Explore the styles and themes of the eleven artists whose images are displayed in this exhibit focusing on an array of women and their roles, identities and experiences. The masters – Bearden, Biggers, Catlett and Green, among them – employ vivid imagery, intricate patterns, a sense of reality and wonder to illuminate Black women’s lives.

    Led by teaching artist Alicia McDaniel, create a mixed-media work that reflects the nuanced and unwavering spirit of the Black woman.

    Every Wednesday is Walk Up Wednesday

    We’re celebrating 45 years and opening our doors every Wednesday evening for free! Tour our art galleries, enjoy a drop-in art activity or support local artists in our newly redesigned museum store! Create your own experience with one of our enhanced tours, follow the clues in our art scavenger hunt or indulge in artist talks, film screenings and other programs during your visit.

  • About The Instructor

    Alicia L. McDaniel is the author of Great Art Lessons for the Creative Soul and founder of Art for the Creative Soul. A native of Detroit, Michigan, McDaniel has a B.S. in Art Education from Wayne State University and an M.A. in Humanities from Central Michigan University. In addition to more than 20 years of professional teaching experience, as a practicing artist, McDaniel enjoys creating work that is expressive with bright colors and bold patterns.

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